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Bill's expertise in so many fields combined with his genuine and caring heart has made a significant mark on my life and career. Genuine commitment to not just the art form, but truly teaching it, is what sets Bill so far ahead as an Arts Educator.”
- Garrett Minniti, Dancer / Choreographer
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William F. Lett has won the respect of his peers and faculty alike. He is someone of whom this university is proud to say, 'He is an alumnus.'”
- Jeffery L. Warburton, University of Arizona
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I appreciated the professionalism and the high standard he demanded from all of my students.”
- Kari Hayter, Director / Educator
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He has what it takes to help young men and women be well rounded, versatile, and ready for anything. Bill Lett is personally molding the GREAT performers of tomorrow.”
- Matthew Morrison, Actor: Broadway TV, Film
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He is a gifted scholar and performer, an articulate, warm and humorous individual who will creatively enhance any theatre program.”
- Gary Krinkie, Director, Fullerton College
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William Lett's contributions to the theatrical and academic worlds are so welcome and sought after in the entertainment industry.”
- Dan Mojica, Director & Choreographer
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Source: Los Angeles Times (06/13/1986)
Show: Annie
...As Miss Hannigan's sleazy brother Rooster, William Lett is the quintessential con man. Not only does he capture the restless body language of the lifelong criminal, he also proves a sensational song-and-dance man in the 'Easy Street' number.
